Pronunciation: /ˈpɪskəˌtɔri/
adjective relating to or characteristic of fishing or fishermen
A1 I went on a piscatory excursion with my family.
A2 The piscatory village was bustling with fishermen preparing their boats.
B1 The piscatory industry in this region has been thriving for centuries.
B2 The piscatory traditions of this coastal town are deeply rooted in their culture.
C1 The piscatory practices of the indigenous people have been carefully preserved over generations.
C2 She conducted extensive research on the piscatory habits of different species of fish.
formal The piscatory industry plays a crucial role in the economy of coastal regions.
informal My uncle's hobby is piscatory, he loves fishing in the nearby lake.
slang I'm not really into the whole piscatory thing, I prefer other outdoor activities.
figurative His mind was a piscatory sea of thoughts, constantly fishing for new ideas.
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